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    I am, I am, I am. A Collection of Poems.
    I am, I am, I am. A Collection of Poems.
    I am, I am, I am. A Collection of Poems.
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    I am, I am, I am. A Collection of Poems.

    By Jane E Libeau

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    A collection of Life Poems taken from my past and present thoughts, experiences and opinions on life in general. This book is dedicated to all the people who have contributed to my life and life experiences, whether the adventure was with joy or through pain, the journey brought me to where I am now. That, I would never change, except through change its self.
    I love writing poetry and expressing myself through words which I hope sings to the reader.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJane E Libeau
    Release dateAug 28, 2015
    ISBN9781311366207
    I am, I am, I am. A Collection of Poems.
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    Jane E Libeau

    I am a Dyslexic Eclectic Litterateur. A voyeur of social interactions. For me writing is a catalyst for thought, giving an opinion in hope that it invokes others to think, respond and share an opinion. I am the thinker; I write my thoughts in order to stimulate others to think.I write poetry, stories, screenplays and articles. Any form, any subject, just so long as I express myself in the most articulate, artistic and creative way I can. I regard my self as a visual critic of my own work, not an expert or a literary anthologist. I enjoy words, creativity and self-expression on many levels. There is no struggle in writing, only making a living from it. Although finding a niche in a literary career is what I seek and a healthy remuneration for the effort would be welcomed, undeniably there are personal rewards.

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